<VV> Fw: Re: Motorcycle engine - limited but possibly interesting Corvair...

ChiefTAM at aol.com ChiefTAM at aol.com
Fri Mar 11 22:53:01 EST 2011


Don't know what the cost of the MOTUS engine would be, but the H1V8 is very 
 expensive.  It is the motorcycle v-8 that is used in the new V8 Ariel  
Atom.  That car is now running something like 120K or 150K with the V8, but  as 
shown on Top Gear, it is one he*# of a car, it really flys, with better 
power  to weight than the Bugatti SS.  Oh well, I just thought the MOTUS V4 was 
 cute, you can really tell it is a miniature of the LS that is in our  
Vette.  If it could be hooked up, it would look really cool when you opened  the 
engine lid of the Corsa.  Certainly would be unique.  If you watch  the 
video, it sounds cool too.
 
Todd in MN
 
 
In a message dated 3/11/2011 9:24:06 P.M. Central Standard Time,  
ronh at owt.com writes:

So  you're talking $30,000 to put into a Corvair and the only result would 
be  
a completely torn up drivetrain???
RonH

----- Original Message  ----- 
From: "Ken Klingaman" <stingerken at earthlink.net>
To: "VV"  <virtualvairs at corvair.org>; <fastvair at yahoogroups.com>
Sent:  Friday, March 11, 2011 6:54 PM
Subject: <VV> Fw: Re: Motorcycle  engine - limited but possibly interesting 
Corvair  content


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>>From: Ken Klingaman  <stingerken at earthlink.net>
>>Sent: Mar 11, 2011 9:53  PM
>>To: chieftam at aol.com
>>Subject: Re: <VV>  Motorcycle engine - limited but possibly interesting 
>>Corvair  content
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>>How about;
>>     http://www.h1v8.com/page/page/1562068.htm
>>
>>Ken
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>>-----Original  Message-----
>>>From: chieftam at aol.com
>>>Sent: Mar  11, 2011 3:36 PM
>>>To:  virtualvairs at corvair.org
>>>Subject: <VV> Motorcycle engine  - limited but possibly interesting 
>>>Corvair  content
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>>>If you  haven't seen it, search for link to Motus MTS-01 or MTS-R 
American  
>>>made motorcycle.  With help from Pratt & Miller and  Katech, they have 
>>>engineered a direct injected V4 that is  essentially a scaled down 
version 
>>>of the Chevy LS family of  V8's.  A cute little thing, It is only 18 
>>>inches wide and  weighs 130 lbs. while putting out 160 horsepower.  
Don't  
>>>know torque level, but it is still an interesting looking  engine.  It 
>>>would be substantially less weight than the  Corvair flat 6, with more 
HP, 
>>>just don't know if there would  be enough torque.  Bet there would be 
some 
>>>interesting  uses.  How about in a dune buggy or sport  ATV/side-by-side.
>>>
>>>Todd in  MN
>>>
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